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01 Jun 2021BRIMFIELD, MASS. – Every show in Brimfield is scheduled to open at full capacity for the antique...
01 Jun 2021By W.A. Demers NEW YORK CITY – The landscape of van Gogh paintings is littered with fakes. So shows...
01 Jun 2021Review by Greg Smith, Photos Courtesy Bertoia Auctions VINELAND, N.J. – The train and toy collection...
01 Jun 2021NEWTOWN CONN. – Readers of Antiques and The Arts Weekly may know that publisher R. Scudder Smith...
01 Jun 2021PARIS – A circa 1960 manual-wind stainless steel bracelet watch by little-known Swiss watchmaker...
01 Jun 2021Review & Onsite Photos by Rick Russack, Additional Photos Courtesy White’s Auction MIDDLEBOROUGH,...
01 Jun 2021Review by Madelia Hickman Ring, Catalog Photos Courtesy Jeffery S. Evans & Associates MOUNT CRAWFORD,...
01 Jun 2021I first met Gerry in the early 1970s. Gerry was older than me, but we shared very similar backgrounds...
01 Jun 2021Review by Madelia Hickman Ring, Catalog Photos Courtesy Pook & Pook DOWNINGTOWN, PENN. – The first...
01 Jun 2021Review by Madelia Hickman Ring, Catalog Photos Courtesy Skinner MARLBOROUGH, MASS. – Leading Skinner’s...
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